This page helps you use the @workStation and all its features.
@workStation
Startup Process
When the @workStation boots (see Booting
the @workStation for information on the boot process and its options), it
brings up an initial screen with a login icon in the lower right corner. Click
on the login icon and the login screen appears. The
Login screen asks for username, password, and login
host IP or name. When this information is entered and verified, the @workStation
runs a Startup script. There are also other
Log commands to enter and exit the login host.
Automatic Starting of the @workStation with XDM
This
page describes the X Display Manager and the automatic way it starts your
sessions on the @workStation. There are references to XDM operation on the host
from this page.
Manual Starting of the @workStation
This page
describes starting the @workStation manually, including setting the display
environment, starting a window manager, and opening a Telnet session.
Setup Mode Settings and Configuration
This page
describes Setup Mode and its operation. Each option and menu is discussed, along
with the meanings and typical settings you might use.
@workStation Console Window Commands and Messages
This
page describes the operation of the @workStation's Console Window.
Ethernet Operation of the @workStation
This page
describes how the @workStation works on the Ethernet.
Serial Line Operation of the @workStation
This page
describes using a @workStation on a serial line, either with a direct connection
to a host, or using TCP/IP services with a PPP link to the host.
Token Ring Operation of the @workStation
This page
describes using the @workStation on a Token Ring network, including initial
configuration and IP addressing.
Font Handling on
the @workStation
This section describes font handling on the
@workStation and ways to make this process easy, including font utility programs
included with netOS.
@workStations with 4 MB of
Memory
This page describes @workStation operation for users with 4 MB of
memory installed.
Suggestions for Customizing the
@workStation
This page suggests some things you might want to use to
customize the @workStation and its environment. Details about these items and
their configurations are handled on another page.
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